Niagara Falls Marriott Fallsview Hotel and Spa

Discover ultimate relaxation and spectacular views at the Marriott Niagara Falls Fallsview Hotel & Spa. Overlooking the majestic Horseshoe Falls, this upscale retreat combines modern comfort with first-class amenities. Guests can indulge at the serene Serenity Spa by the Falls, enjoy fine dining with a view at Morton’s Grille, and retreat to stylish rooms and suites featuring floor-to-ceiling windows showcasing the Falls. With its unbeatable location just steps from the Fallsview Casino and top attractions, the Marriott Niagara Falls Fallsview Hotel & Spa is the perfect choice for a luxurious escape to Niagara.

Niagara Falls Tour: Boat Ride, Journey Behind The Falls and more

The perfect Niagara Falls CANADA tour for those looking to experience the 2 best attractions in Niagara Falls Canada along with a guided walking tour and minimal waiting in lines. Led by the most experienced guides, your walking tour package will provide fascinating insights into the history of Niagara while you witness the cascading waters of the Journey Behind The Falls and embark on an unforgettable Boat voyage, on the world famous boat ride to the heart of the falls. Enjoy the 2 most popular attractions while learning fascinating stories about the history and legends along the way. • During this walking tour, we will be traveling approx 1.5 miles spread out over our 2.5 hours together. • Get spectacular views of all 3 falls (Canadian/Horseshoe, American and Bridal) • Feel the thunderous vibrations of the Falls from behind the 13-storey tall waterfall • Take a thrilling boat ride up to the base of the falls • See and learn about other sights and landmarks along the way

Niagara Falls

Enjoy an exhilarating boat ride to the base of the falls, try your luck in the casino or enjoy the views from the top of the Skylon Tower . This fertile region of Canada has many orchards, vineyards & wineries; and picturesque Niagara On the Lake is not to be missed ! This was the original capital of Canada and is now a Heritage Town full of shops, restaurants and pristine groomed sidewalks and gardens. The famous Floral Clock and Brocks Monument are also interesting sights to see.

The New Yorker Hotel By Lotte Hotels

Ideally located in the Times Square area, The New Yorker Hotel promises a relaxing and wonderful stay. A wide range of amenities ensures a great time, with attentive staff to welcome and guide you. Guestrooms are designed for optimal comfort with welcoming decor, and some offer amenities like LCD/plasma TVs, carpeting, sofas, and complimentary Wi-Fi. Enhance your stay with recreational facilities such as the fitness center. Make The New Yorker Hotel your base for exploring all New York City has to offer.

Amtrak - Maple Leaf Train - Niagara Falls to New York

Same day - 11hrs 47mins.
Depart 10:28 - Arrive 22:18
Niagara Falls – Cross the Border - Buffalo – Upstate New York – Manhattan.
The journey takes approximately 11 hours through the lush greenery of Upstate New York past the Finger Lakes region, Adirondack Mountains, Cranberry Lakes and through some major historic landmarks. There is an intriguing mix of early European settlers trading with native Mohawk Indians and some big names in American corporate history, such as GEC, Kodak and Xerox. Perhaps opt for a holiday in the Fall (autumn) when the air is crisp and the foliage is turning a magnificent array of colours, from russet to orange, red and yellow.
The train features a café car for snacks drinks and alcoholica drinks - extra charge payable. During the journy there are couple of extended stops for you to get off and stretch your legs.
Business class is the at the rear of the train with more leg room and reliable wifi. It is situated next to the café car
Border crossing and immigration time is built into the overall journey time. ESTA and Canadian ETA visa waivers required.

New York

Explore this buzzing city in a continual sweep starting in Central Park and working south towards Wall Street and Battery Park where boat trips depart for The Statue of Liberty and the fascinating Immigration Museum on Ellis Island. Definitely take advantage of the shopping on 5th Avenue. Stop off for a coffee in the golden atrium of the Trump Tower and stroll through the Rockerfelller centre on your way to marvel at the bright lights of Times Square. Soak up the panoramic views from the viewing platform at the top of the Empire State Building as the sun sets over the horizon and the lights twinkle on.

Independence of the Seas

Royal Caribbean Independence of the Seas launched in May 2008 and is the final ship in the trio Freedom class of ship. At just under 160,000 this ship is among the larger cruise ships afloat carrying 3,634 passengers (double occupancy) over 15 passenger decks. She underwent a major amplification programme in 2018 costing $100 million which added some great new features including Perfect Storm water slides, Splashaway Bay, "Battle for Planet Z" glow-in-the-dark laser tag, New escape room, Improved ice rink, Fish & Ships by the pool and new lounges.

This ship is a lovely size so as not to feel overwhelmed but with enough going on across its vast range of facilities to keep you more than occupied. There are 18 dining options, 6 pools and 3 adrenalin pumping waterslides. There are specific areas on board for children, families and adults only which appeals to all types of holiday maker from all walks of life.

The Royal Promenade is a central avenue on board lined with bars, restaurants, shops and cafes. Look out for fabulous parade party events during each cruise. The solarium is an adult only pool space with retractable glass roof and cantilevered whirlpools. The main pool area features a movie screen for alternative evening entertainment from the theatre, casino and nightclub. Of particular note is the Studio B Ice Rink for ice skating spectaculars and it also converts into a large entertainment space for dancing and laser tag. Try out the Flowrider surfing simulator or perhaps have a putt in the dunes putting course. 

Enjoy a day of uninterrupted relaxation at sea taking advantage of the entertanment, facilitiesand dining options on board.

Boston

Boston is home to the 400-year-old Harvard University, the Boston Tea Party, Cheers and Ally Mc Beal! The central area of Boston is called Back Bay where you will find the Copley Plaza shopping area, Boston Common, Faneuil Hall Marketplace and Beacon Hill. Beacon Hill runs along the north edge of Boston Common and is home to the original pub called Cheers.

Faneuil Hall Market place is the bustling centre of Boston with Quincy Market which looks rather like Covent Garden in London. Here you will find lots of shops, bars and restaurants including the famous Irish pubs. Also in this area you will find The 18th Century Schooner Liberty used in the uprising against the British, The Boston Aquarium and the site of the original Boston Tea Party which triggered the American War of Independence.

The best way to the learn the most about this historic centre of the USA is to follow the two and a half mile long Freedom Trail. This was the very route that Paul Revere took to warn of the British invasion of the city.

Portland (Maine)

Portland is perched on a peninsula, jutting out into the island-studded Casco Bay. This city of 230,000 people is a progressive, lively city incorporating the character of yesteryear into a modern urban environment. Historic architecture blends gracefully with the new as you stroll along her working waterfront or the cobblestone streets of the restored Old Port section of the city.

Enjoy a day of uninterrupted relaxation at sea taking advantage of the entertanment, facilitiesand dining options on board.

Halifax (Nova Scotia)

Halifax is located on one of the world's great natural harbours, Halifax is adorned with landmarks like the Citadel fortress, Pier 21 (Canada's Ellis Island), and the Maritime Museum of the Atlantic - which is well worth a visit to see the artefacts recovered from the Titanic. Learn about the formation of World War II convoys which gathered here to run the gauntlet of U-Boats across the Atlantic and the gun ship collision during World War I which caused as catastrophic explosion and flattened the city. Another interesting spot to visit is the graveyard of the victims from the Titanic disaster which were recovered by the local fleet. Beyond the city, you can discover the weather-beaten landscape of Nova Scotia's south shore. See craggy coastlines, and the German village of Lunenburg - a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

St John (New Brunswick)

This charming town is situated on the Bay of Fundy which has one of the largest tidal ranges in the world. The St John rivers empties into the Bay of Fundy here and when the tide is low the water cascades one way and when the tide is high the water reverses and cascades the other. Many people come here for this reason to take white water ride in the reversing falls.

Enjoy a day of uninterrupted relaxation at sea taking advantage of the entertanment, facilitiesand dining options on board.